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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Mixing Secrets For The Small Studio by Mike Senior
Mixing Secrets For The Small Studio by Mike Senior As an avid audio enthusiast, producer, mixer, composer and recordist and an educator of same at City College of San Francisco, you can imagine that I’ve read a LOT of books … Continue reading
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Tagged education, entertainment, magazine, Mike Senior, Mix, Mixer, Mixing, music, Producer, Recording, sound, Sound On Sound, Studio
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BLACK FRIDAY DEALS on AUDIO all weekend (and beyond)
BLACK FRIDAY DEALS on AUDIO all weekend (and beyond).
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Jammin’ In Jammies
Nothing beats a pair of men’s flannel bottoms and your favorite old t-shirt with a comfy hoodie thrown over (on the cold days). Let’s face it: they don’t make women’s flannels as well as men’s and most of them have … Continue reading
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Tagged composing, feast, jammies, jamming, keyboard, microphone, music, musicians, neighbors, Pajamas, PJs, thanksgiving
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“Look at me when I talk to you.”
From The Washington Post By Steve Chawkins, Published: November 9 Clifford Nass, a Stanford professor who was among the first academics to sound alarms about the dangers of chronic multitasking and the decline in the kind of face-to-face interactions that he so unabashedly … Continue reading
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November 22, 1962
I was born in Seattle, Washington at 8:04a. November 22, 1963 – On my first birthday a nation’s favorite President was assassinated. I was left in my high-chair smearing chocolate cake all over my face as my family ran to … Continue reading
Sustainably Caught
I held my sign for hours at the median of the stoplight off the freeway exit of Green and McCallister. “That’s the best place for hand outs”, I was told by the young man who had served in the 2nd … Continue reading
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